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The first-order priority is to identify and protect the nesting habitat of the sea turtles on the

Indian coastline. This can be achieved through a full environmental audit of all port projects. If

the proposals discussed at the Goa symposium are accurate, no fewer than 331 ports are

planned, and notifications have been issued for over 200. The sale of coastal development

warrants an aggressive conservationist stance on the part of the ministry of Environment and

the Forests. To its credit, the MoEF has supported The International Sea Turtle Society in

organizing the global symposium, for the first time in the country. It must now strike a blow for

protection by enforcing environmental norms. For a start, it can declare the ‘no development

zone’ of 10 kilometres around turtle nesting beaches, and the 25 Km buffer zone that

conservation biologists suggest. This needs to cover all new post projects and the expansion of

existing ones. A second priority relates to fisheries. While artisanal low-intensity fishing in

sensitive zones does not appear to be unsustainable, the catchall ferocity of mechanized boats

is killing vast number of turtle. A regime of restrictions is, therefore, justified. This should set

seasonal curbs for intensive commercial fishing, enforce regulations on turtle excluder devices,

and control trawler density. Only determined measures can save these wonderful creatures.

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that given below . (​

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